DickiesMen's Industrial Strength Suspenders

Great quality! Works like a dream. Clamps are sturdy and grab my heavy duty jeans with ease. Material is of the highest quality for durability. Adjustable and stay at length without readjusting throughout the day. Material does not stretch. It is solid work rated gear. Super easy to use

excellent! Heavy Duty- Well madeexactly what I wanted

Well made but not stretchy. Feels like it is made from car seatbelts.

These are comfortable and fit well

Good value, strong clasps and seems to be durable materials. I'm not much for fancy but big on functionality and durability. Time will tell.

Very good suspenders

Ordered these to replace a pair of same brand but different style suspender. The ones I use regularly tend to wear out and no longer perform well after about a year or so. And every year I order another pair.So I was a little excited when I saw these hoping they'd hold up better. Was not disappointed in the quality when I received them.Pros: The clamps that attach to the pants are very well made and definately will hold up over time. The leather reinforcing at the clamp area and on the back where the straps intersect is very well made and appears that will hold up under a good amount of stress/wear. Overall this is a very good quality made suspender and I have no doubt they will last a good amount of time.Cons: (1) The straps are wider than what I normally wear and are a bit uncomfortable for me across the shoulder. That is probably more just a personal preference (I like the narrower ones) and something I probably wouldn't notice or mind to much if it weren't for the next issue.(2) The only part of these that are elastic are the two short straps on the back. The main two straps are just heavy duty fabric/belting. I work construction and this made these very uncomfortable to wear during an entire work day. Without any elasticity in the main shoulder strap, any downward force is just turned into force directly on the shoulder with no give. Clip a tape measure on your pocket, put a handful of hardware in your front pocket, keys, cellphone and a pocket knife and all that weight is 100% on the shoulder. Then start bending, climbing, reaching overhead and everything else throughout the day and every move is transfered directly to the shoulder.Every time you move your shoulders up you're fighting against the strap because your jeans are under that bit of a beer belly/dad bod belly (which is why I need the suspenders in the first place) and there is no give thus cutting the strap into your shoulder. Or you try to outsmart that and actually pull your pants up over that pony keg mid section and you realize that was a bigger mistake as you reach overhead and your pants pull up even further and causing you to have flash backs of that warm summer day not long ago and you were getting in the truck only to learn that as you get older, things hang lower and you ended up sitting on you sack of jewels.Needless to say, midway through day two and a mild case of PTSD, the suspenders came off and I spent the rest of the day just trying to keep my pants pulled up often enough to keep the other guys from depositing quarters or swiping their debit card behind my back every 5 minutes. Thankfully the trash wasn't scheduled for pickup for another day at home and I was able to rummage through the bags and find my old pair to use until the new pair I ordered at lunch that day arrived.

I just purchased two more of these heavy duty suspenders. I have been alternating three of them for several years and they have held up very well. I wear them every day around the house or when out on the homestead working all day. I always like to have a clean pair of suspenders ready to go. For many years I was happy to get by with a good belt but in my later years, I discovered these guys. So MUCH more comfortable not having to have the belt cinched up tight! I'm 6 ft and about 240 and the "one size" version adjust just fine for me. I never owned any other suspenders to compare them to but I believe these wide straps are one reason they are so comfortable. We hand wash them in the sink with warm water and a little dawn dishwashing soap. A couple extra pairs will be handy for a lazy old guy that does not like to wash them frequently! :-) A year or so ago, one pair had the cap on a rivet pop off on the rivet that holds the strap on to the leather. I planned to repair it, but the rivet has stayed in place and has caused no problems. The metal clamps hold securely to my pants, although I occasionally knock one loose if careless. I guess the only issue I have had is the aggressive teeth on the metal clamps, have wore holes in my jeans. No big deal, I just move the clamps over an inch or so. If the pants don't totally wear out from use, I may sew a small patch over the worn spot on my work pants.